CONSIDERING JESUS'S THE 3 YEARS TEACHING MINISTRY, JOHN THE APOSTLE WOULD HAVE KNOWN JESUS CHRIST BETT ER THAN ANY OF THE OTHER APOSTLES.
STARTING we
Revelations chapter 1 -- chapter 4:2
There are four visions in the book of revelations that are introduced by this phrase of being in the spirit .
The first version starts in Revelations 1:10
The second vision starts in Revelations 4:10
The third vision starts in Revelations 17:3
The fourth vision starts in Revelations 21:10
1 John, your brother, and a sharer with you in the sorrows and Kingship and patient endurance of Jesus, found myself in the island of Patmos, on account of the Word of God and the truth told us by Jesus.
The timeline of the writings of the Canon of the New Testament probably starts with the book of Hebrews, which was written in the best Greek of the New Testament (close to classical Greek.) While the writing of the Gospel accounts precede the other writings, the writings of Paul, the Apostle very likely, was time wise, written before.
The last writings of the New Testament would be John's writings, ending with the of Revelatin.
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John's writing has a very distinct writing style, as Paul's does. John's grammar and syntax
The Roman Jewish war had to have much more influence than normally taught.
The Roman Jewish War, which obviously had geopolitical changes in the region, created major local religious changes--the war destroyed the Jewish temple, and relocated the center of Christianity to Antioch, a major gentile city reported to be of 250, 000.
STARTING we
Revelations chapter 1 -- chapter 4:2
There are four visions in the book of revelations that are introduced by this phrase of being in the spirit .
The first version starts in Revelations 1:10
The second vision starts in Revelations 4:10
The third vision starts in Revelations 17:3
The fourth vision starts in Revelations 21:10
1 John, your brother, and a sharer with you in the sorrows and Kingship and patient endurance of Jesus, found myself in the island of Patmos, on account of the Word of God and the truth told us by Jesus.
| Revelation 1 | Weymouth NT |
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In the Spirit I found myself present on the day of the Lord, and I heard behind me a loud voice which resembled the blast of a trumpet. |
egenomhn en pneumati en th kuriakh hmera kai hkousa opisw mou fwnhn megalhn wV salpiggoV |
The timeline of the writings of the Canon of the New Testament probably starts with the book of Hebrews, which was written in the best Greek of the New Testament (close to classical Greek.) While the writing of the Gospel accounts precede the other writings, the writings of Paul, the Apostle very likely, was time wise, written before.
The last writings of the New Testament would be John's writings, ending with the of Revelatin.
is
John's writing has a very distinct writing style, as Paul's does. John's grammar and syntax
The Roman Jewish war had to have much more influence than normally taught.
The Roman Jewish War, which obviously had geopolitical changes in the region, created major local religious changes--the war destroyed the Jewish temple, and relocated the center of Christianity to Antioch, a major gentile city reported to be of 250, 000.
ACCORDING TO THE MACMILLAN BIBLE ATLAS
CHRISTIANS AND JEWS IN PALESTINE AFTER THE FIRST REVOLT
A.D. 73 TO 131
Although the war of A.D. 66·70 was fierce both in Galilee and in Judea - and especially in Jerusalem and a few other places where the fighting was particularly severe - the Jewish population in general remained intact; many lands did, however, pass from Jewish to imperial possession.
The evidence of the revolt of Bar-Kokhba is in itself enough to show that Judea was still settled with Jews at the beginning of the second century. The persistence of Judaism in Galilee in later centuries shows the same trend. After the destruction of the Temple and the uprooting of the leading classes, some Jews did remain in Jerusalem. The reconstituted Sanhedrin at Jamnia (Jabneh) extended its authority over the nation.
The disasters of the Jewish War seem to have caused an estrangement between the Jews and the Judeo-Christians (THE BOOK OF ACTS SHOWS THE ESTRANGEMENT HAD STARTED MUCH EARLIER THAN THE WAR.)
AD 131-135
Jerusalem suffered another Roman Jewish War called the "Bar Kokhba Revolt"
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